New owners of Bray Wanderers make home ground commitment

Company says it will not acquire Carlisle Grounds unless another location is found

Iseult O’Malley to be appointed as Supreme Court judge

Richard Humphreys and Tony O’Connor nominated as judges of the High Court

Court hears ‘very attractive’ bachelor struggled to clear bar

‘Slight rogue’ before the court on allegations of serving drink after business hours

Funding appeal launched for homeless Defence Forces veterans

Fuchsia appeal contributes to € 600,000 running costs for housing scheme

Barman charged with NI murder of Eamonn Magee jnr

Suspected murder weapon in weekend killing found and sent for forensic tests

Distressed borrowers should feel no stigma, says insolvency service

ISI director believes vast majority struggling with debts are victims of circumstance

Taxi driver accused of biting off top of man’s thumb

Judge Bryan Smyth refuses jurisdiction meaning case to be heard in Circuit Court

Abolishing pension levy the priority in public pay talks – Siptu chief

Siptu general president Jack O’Connor calls for emphasis on low paid in upcoming talks

Community service for man who hit and chased Luas ticket inspector

Staff at Belgard Luas stop had to put message on public address system that gardaí had been called

Three Dublin men charged with possessing fake handgun

Men, arrested in Artane on Friday, charged with having items allegedly intended for use in burglary

Former RSA Ireland head denies culture of fear

Philip Smith rejects suggestions colleagues were afraid of him

Siptu to seek job assurances before backing Aer Lingus sale

Union officials caution members’ job security fears yet to be allayed

New mortgage rules ‘will confine house purchases to the rich’

Siptu president calls on Central Bank to abandon 20% plan

Senior Coalition figures seek rethink on Irish Water

Referendum urged to copperfasten future status as a public utility

John Redmond a ‘man of violence’, says Gerry Adams

Sinn Féin president accuses IPP leader of sending thousands of Irish men to their deaths

Germany pursuing policies that allowed Nazis come to power, says Siptu head

Jack O’Connor says Berlin making same economic mistakes made in the 1930s

Government ‘should cut VAT rather than income tax’

Tasc says budget move would boost spending and benefit all rather than some households

Banks that reject insolvency cases will be ‘named and shamed’

Many with debt scrimping on food, says insolvency service

Many with debt scrimping on food, says insolvency service

Insolvency service suspends application fees until end of 2015

Insolvency service not doing enough to help those in debt

Analysis: At this rate, it will take the service a century to assist all of its potential clients

Just over 100 insolvency deals done in three months

Average write-down on secured debt is 17 per cent, agency says

BAI upholds RTÉ’s right to apologise to Iona Institute and Waters

Watchdog says broadcasters have right to deal with potential defamation actions

€3.3m for Foley’s bar

Murdered Dublin men had been ‘inseparable’, funeral told

Anthony Keegan and Eoin O’Connor laid to rest after bodies discovered in Cavan

Two in court over Cork petrol station robbery

Topaz station on Leitrim Street held up on Thursday night by armed raiders

Discovery of bodies looks set to bring month-long search efforts to an end

Remains have yet to be formally identified

Rent allowance to be accepted for Powerscourt Hotel suite

Owner of suite in hotel in row with management over possession

BoI criticised for 'very blunt' approach to distressed borrowers

Insolvency Service singles out Bank of Ireland for criticism

BoI criticised for 'blunt’ approach to distressed borrowers

Oireachtas Finance Committee updated on ISI performance

Missing Dublin men may have 'chosen' to disappear

Almost a week since Eoin O’Connor and Anthony Keegan last seen

€650,000 judgment against Michael Lowry vacated

Hearing later on whether TD liable to pay €1.74 million to accountancy firm

Former McInerney chief’s €1m unfair dismissal claim fails

Tribunal says proceedings started too late

Universities criticise cut in fees for emigrants

Setting of fees not the responsibility of Government, universities body argues

Procedures ‘not followed’ over Anglo Maple 10 loans

Protocol to refer €25m-plus loans to non-executive director ‘not followed’

Fitzpatrick eager to move Limerick City of Culture project on

Interim head says controversies have ‘galvanised’ Limerick artistic community

Rabbitte accepts consultation over pylon concerns not good enough

Minister says Eirgrid must learn lessons from objections to Gridlink project

Former McInerney boss seeks €1m for ‘unfair dismissal’

Barry O’Connor says he was ‘pressured’ out of his role

Some schools actively discourage children with special needs from enroling

Preference for children of past pupils a ‘significant’ obstacle to Travellers’ education

Incoming Eirgrid chair ‘would not like to live near pylon’

John O’Connor denies former An Bord Pleanála role creates a conflict with new post

Tánaiste says public should ‘dare to hope again’

Eamon Gilmore defends Labour’s record in Government and takes responsibility for unpopular decisions

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